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Ron Johnson faces criticism over racist remarks about Capitol riot, Black Lives Matter protesters

Colorado Springs military community to address extremism

Security forces draw their guns as rioters loyal to former President Donald Trump try to break into the House of Representatives chamber to disrupt the Electoral College process at the Capitol in Washington in January. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced later in January that she would send the article of impeachment against Trump to the Senate, triggering the start of the former president’s trial on a charge of incitement of insurrection over the deadly Capitol riot.

The road to recovery — rebuilding the US Capitol Police

© UPI Photo The six-week review of the U.S. Capitol Police and overall security at the U.S. Capitol has been completed. Requested by the Speaker of the House and led by retired Lt. General Russell Honoré and his task force, it is professionally done and reinforces what many of us witnessed that day. That no matter how valiantly the USCP fought, no matter how many national guard, federal, state and local law enforcement officers would eventually respond that day, the USCP never had a chance.  The task force report concludes that “the USCP are understaffed, insufficiently equipped, and inadequately trained.” Words that no workforce ever wants to hear, especially one responsible for the lives and safety of members of Congress. This fact resulted in lost lives, dozens of injuries, continuing mental health challenges for officers and Hill staff, and now, robust recommendations to improve the agency. 

Nancy Pelosi eyes Congressional Gold Medal for Capitol Police, dismisses Portland federal officers

On the scale of mayhem, what’s gone on in Portland is comparable to or worse than Washington. It’s gone on longer, spawned more injuries to law enforcement, and attempted to disrupt a core government function in this case the judicial branch, which works out of the courthouse. Yet no praise has issued forth from the halls of Congress. “Mum’s the word,” said Jeremy Russey, a vice president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 918, which represents FPS officers. “I feel like everything was so anti-Trump that because we worked under the direction of the president at the time we were kind of lumped under his ‘stormtroopers.’”

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